Monday, August 1, 2016

USA Africa Dialogue Series - On the Matter of the Timing, Process and Content of Re-Structuring {Re: FAYOSE-GATE UPDATE #4: N1.2b packed in 65 bags for Obanikoro in dawn airport operation – Witness {Re: FAYOSE-GATE UPDATE #3 Zenith Denies....and the Loans Angle of Laundering {Re: UPDATE #2 on FAYOSE-GATE: Table of Money Movements for The Duplexes that He Allegedly Bought {Re: UPDATE on FAYOSE-GATE: able of FAYOSE GATE – Constructed From Affidavit Fwd: FAYOSE-GATE and HOUSEMAID-GATE: EFCC traces N2.5b to ex-female minister’s housemaid’s account & Secures court order to detain Fayose’s associate



Michael Omidiran:

Your comments below on re-structuring refer....

Multi-tasking is already going on, it is just that you and I have not really agreed on the list of the tasks, as well as their timing, process and content.
  
For example, anti-corruption, security and economic re-construction (the last in terms of diversification, local content encouragement and job empowerment) are going on simultaneously.  It just appears that the "economic development" you write about below is not as fast as you and I want, and is made more difficult at this time not only by the international situation (low oil demand, low price) that impacts heavily on our monocultural economy of oil, but apparently by disenfranchised corrupt past-actors or ancien regime politicians (or their proxies) who have opened another flank of security concerns that impact even more heavily on the economy (causing low production of oil, attended by greater pollution).  This latest threat must be confronted by strategic carrots and heavy stick, a wise combination of both so-called "soft" and "hard" power befitting the actors in question.

A four- to eight-year horizon is too short for our nation.  I look at a fifteen- to twenty-year horizon,  where, following significant relief from institutional corruption, a period of relative security, and fiscal discipline that usher in a measure of economic development, the citizens will be better able to discuss the comprehensive social, economic, political and geographical reconstruction that will impact our governance, financial and legal structures for a long time to come.  Yes, past documents should be dusted up - even now -  and recommendations commensurate with current priorities be adopted, but the new realities should be taken into account when comprehensive re-structuring is done.

I look to that time when, for example, people will NOT choose and die to become politicians simply because they consider it an avenue to become rich, but rather to serve.  I look to a time when with greater and more stable access to energy, the productive energies of individuals in the private sector will be released, so that un-employment will be much reduced, and the public sector will not be the grave-yard of under-employed persons, and the massive ambition of the un-employed.  All of those wishes are not necessarily the outcome of re-structuring.

I could go on, but I hope that you get my point....the bottom line is that there must be significant ground-clearing, before the needful comprehensive re-structuring is embarked upon, or else when the one spirit leaves, the seven that come in will be worse that the single one.

And there you have it.


Bolaji Aluko

On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 8:10 AM, Michael Omidiran <momidiran@yahoo.com> wrote:
Prof. Aluko,

Multitasking is the answer!  We can't be taking one step at a time at snail speed and expect to get to the finish line in record time (4-8 years is the finish line).  Let Buhari delegate to the right people who can achieve the tasks and he as the leader can manage all operations from the top of the pyramid.  

Restructuring will help a great deal to bring all back to the nation's fold.   Waiting will continue to make it a tough sell, explaining why commonwealth-sharing lopsidedness makes sense over resource control for those whose resources are being depleted without any thing to show for it.  They will always conveniently forget that nothing changed even when their own son was in power except stupendously enriching a few chosen members of their community at the expense of development of that region.  Let the government look at all those white papers and reports that came from all the national conferences under Obj, Pronaco, GEJ, the 1999 constitution (we need a new "we, the people" constitution!!) and whatever else, and with fine-tooth comb, find those relevant action points that will help in making the changes we need. It's obvious most of us don't want the presidential system any more - too expensive and may be the result of all the "gates" we now have; we don't want too strong a center anymore - too powerful, too influential, too much control, etc.  

Finally, while all this is going on, let's be a bit more aggressive on development - we can't afford to let development take a vacation in Nigeria, not even for the sake of fighting corruption.  It's like cheating us many times over if we are robbed blind by these politicians and also stifled from growing our businesses due to a prolonged inclement business weather.  

Regards,

Michael 'GokeOmidiran 

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On Aug 1, 2016, at 06:42, Mobolaji Aluko <alukome@gmail.com> wrote:


Afis:

As sincere as some - but not all - who are calling for restructuring at this time are, care must be taken in how we go about it.  Our country deserves nothing less than comprehensive social, political, economic and geographical reconstruction, with governance, financial and legal institutions being give a roots-and-branches transformation. However, if we put the cart before the horse, and are panicked into premature restructuring by emergency opportunists with sad eyes on Past elections or ambitious eyes into future ones, our country will be far worse off than now.

PMB is on the right track with his ground clearing tack. The cankerworms of corruption and outrageous  official recurrent expenditure to the detriment of citizens must be curbed - and I believe can be. PMB should hurry without panicking. Restructuring will eventually come, and when it does, there will be greater consensus hen than now as to its character.  

And there you have it.


Bolaji Aluko  .  

P4: By the way, I believe that good people can disagree about the timing, process and content of restructuring without being disagreeable.  

On Monday, August 1, 2016, 'Afis Deinde' via AfricanWorldForum <africanworldforum@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> "Re-structuring - I support - but there MUST be serious ground-clearing first."......VC.
> That's the only logical path.
> Shikena 
> Afis
> "Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, even so the wise are not affected by praise or blame." — Dhamapada, verse 81.
> Sent from my iPhone

 

On Jul 31, 2016, at 10:53 PM, Mobolaji Aluko alukome@gmail.com [Ekitipanupo] <Ekitipanupo@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 



My People:

Why was it SO NECESSARY to purchase Fayose's Ekiti governorship in 2014  with so much cash?  In my little state of Ekiti, where our monthly allocation hardly broke the N2 billion barrier?  How did banks allow so much cash to be moved into and out of its vaults - and does cash continue to be moved so rapaciously even as we type?

Clearly the "stomach infrastructure" - or lack thereof - that lost Fayemi his governorship and won Fayose his was nothing more than transactional RAW cash from our commonwealth being dispersed around to security forces, election officers and thugs - with the balance left in Fayose's "fixed deposit" accounts and real estate.

Funny - Fayose continues to deny link with Obanikoro, and Obanikoro denies link with Dasuki - all with such overwhelming evidence with dates, places, flight numbers, number of bags and cash per bag!

When we add all the Money-Gates to the Budget-Padding-Gate, we really see how our country got to the sorry pass that we are in.  These disclosures - and systemic effort to ensure that they NEVER occur again - are the necessary ground-clearing - before all this talk about re-structuring.

Re-structuring - I support - but there MUST be serious ground-clearing first.

And there you have it.



Bolaji Aluko




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THE NATION

N1.2b packed in 65 bags for Obanikoro in dawn airport operation – Witness


by Yusuf Alli, July 31, 2016

• How Fayose took over cash meant for six beneficiaries

Imagine what effort goes into loading 65 bags containing N1.2billion raw cash into a plane.

Revelations coming from a witness in the alleged diversion of that sum by former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, to Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State for the prosecution of the 2014 governor election in the state, said it took ten hours, and two aircraft over three flights.

Head of Cash-In-Trust Service of Diamond Bank, Damola Otuyalo, said in a statement of oath to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ( EFCC) that the money was first taken to the Ikeja Airport at dawn in 65 bags before being  dispatched to Ekiti State via the Akure airport.

It was also gathered that the cash, which was originally released for   six beneficiaries – Santuraki Bello (N200m); Yusuf Bulama (N120m); Chimenum Njoku (N250m); Josiah Moses (N280m); Abubakar Sadiq Zanna (N200m); and Franklin Tolani (N150m)- was  diverted to Fayose by Obanikoro under the pretence  that the six persons could not be located.

Otuyalo, in his oath, said:"On the N1.2billion, my director, Mr. Premier Oiwoh informed me about the payment on the 10th of June 2014. Cash was gathered together on the 17th of June and was taken to the location where I was told to take it to.

"The location was the private wing of the Lagos Airport and date was on the 17th of June 2014.

"We got to the private wing before 7am in the morning and left the airport at 4pm in the afternoon. The cash was bagged in cash bags totaling about 65 and everything was offloaded from the bullion van.

"What I mean by cash was gathered was that as part of routine of the unit, we normally evacuate branches that have excess cash and either move it to branches with low cash or move it to CBN or swap with other banks.

"The instruction, dated 16th of June 2014 was given to me where six beneficiaries were to be paid.

"The names of the beneficiaries were Santuraki Bello (N200m); Yusuf Bulama (N120m); Chimenum Njoku (N250m); Josiah Moses (N280m); Abubakar Sadiq Zanna (N200m); and Franklin Tolani (N150m).

"The above-named beneficiaries were not available to be paid as I did not see them. I was further directed by Mr. Premier Oiwoh to move the money to the airport where I will be given further instruction on who to pay.

"The cash was moved to the airport through the Cash-In-Transit vendor, Benters Warehouse Limited (BWL). I contacted the vendor, who made the bullion vehicle available for the movement.

"I personally supervised the loading of the money into the bullion van and escorted the money to the airport. I was in my vehicle while the bullion van was also escorted by the police.

"As at the time I left the banking premises, I did not sight the beneficiaries."

Otuyalo confirmed an earlier report by The Nation that they were disallowed access to the security gate at the reserved wing at the airport.

He, however, said Gbolahan Obanikoro, son of the ex-Minister, cleared them at the airport gate.

The banker added:"When we got to the gate, we were not allowed in as we did not have any pass. However, Gbolahan Obanikoro came, he cleared us and we moved in.

"I identified Gbolahan Obanikoro while my boss, Premier Oiwoh, called me on the phone that Gbolahan was around. He spoke to Gbolahan through my phone and the phone was also handed back to me where it was confirmed that that was the beneficiary to pay the money to.

"Besides this, politicians are really not hidden from the public. So, I was also able to recognise him apart from my boss's confirmation.

"When we eventually gained entrance into the private wing, Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro came in with two armed policemen and a few friends and cash was offloaded into the first aircraft which flew him out of the airport.

"The aircraft later came back and the second batch of money was also offloaded into the aircraft from the bullion van.

"As the second aircraft could not also contain the remaining amount due to the size of the aircraft and weight it can carry.

"I recall that another aircraft was also used to move the final batch of the money from the bullion van.

"The second and third movements were supervised by Gbolahan Obanikoro as his father had left with the first aircraft.

"I got back to my boss, Premier Oiwoh, that the assignment was concluded and he said okay."



On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 7:09 PM, Mobolaji Aluko <alukome@gmail.com> wrote:



A story that keeps on giving....


Zenith Denies in NSE Disclosure...



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SR

June 18, 2016

How Agbele Bought N1.3bn Houses For Gov. Fayose – EFCC


The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission says it has made a breakthrough in the alleged corruption case against Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State and his associate, Mr. Abiodun Agbele.  

Agbele, who is currently in EFCC custody, was said to have received N1.219bn from a former Minister of State for Defence, Musiliu Obanikoro, on behalf of Fayose during the build-up to the Ekiti governorship election in June 2014.

However, EFCC detectives alleged that Fayose used a large portion of the N1.219bn along with some money from the Ekiti State coffers to buy houses in Lagos and Abuja, which have since been seized by the anti-graft agency.

An investigator told our correspondent that Fayose used Agbele to buy the houses in a way that would make the source of the money look legitimate.

He explained that the two houses in Abuja were bought with bank loans from Skye Bank and Zenith Bank on the surface. However, the stolen money was used in offsetting the bank loans.

The detective said, "From the Dasuki funds, they had about N300m stashed in one account. However, when they were going to buy the N270m property located on Yedseram Street, they did not use the N300m from the stolen funds. Rather, they obtained a loan of N120m in the name of Spotless Hotel from Zenith Bank to deposit for the house.

"They then took about N150m out of the Dasuki money to pay the balance on the house and then used the same Dasuki funds to offset the loan. They went through all this stress to cover their tracks and make it look as if it was a bank loan they used in buying the property.

"Why did they take a loan that would be gathering interest when they had more than enough money to buy the house?"

The investigator said when it was time to buy the four duplexes in Lagos, Fayose and Agbele allegedly overpaid the seller of the houses and then told the seller to use the balance which was N200m, to pay for another house in Abuja.

The source said, "The worth of the four duplexes in Lagos is N1.1bn, which was sold by Still Earth Nigeria Ltd. However, Fayose and Agbele paid Still Earth N1.3bn in cash and then told the company to transfer the balance of N200m to Skye Bank. It was that N200m that was used in purchasing the building at 44 Osun River Crescent, Abuja. This was done so that no one would be able to trace the fund to them."

Meanwhile, the anti-graft agency has also traced about N60m to an account belonging to Agbele.

The account titled, BYKD Consultant Limited, which is domiciled in Diamond Bank, received some funds from Ekiti  State local governments under the heading, Millennium Development Goals.

A copy of the statement of account sighted by our correspondent showed that on February 18, 2015, about N18, 159, 050 was paid into the account. On the same day, about N15, 319, 650 was paid into the same account while about N11, 238, 500 was deposited into the account on the same day among other transactions.

The transaction history showed that Agbele paid about N40m and N15m into the account of Affordable Motors.

"This is a new discovery and we want to know why such funds would be released by local governments because so far there is no evidence of any contract between the local government and Agbele," the source said.



On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 8:21 PM, Mobolaji Aluko <alukome@gmail.com> wrote:


My People:

A full accounting of ownership, source of funds (cash, mortgage or inheritance), dates, occupancy and value of ALL lands and buildings - in preparation for the imposition of fair property taxes that should revert to local governments treasuries - is in order.   This will reduce the serious use of property for money laundering in Nigeria, and provide needed funds to Local Governments to discharge their duties.


Bolaij Aluko

  

 

 

Table 2 of FAYOSE- -GATE – Chalet-Buying Spree

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Real Estate Agency

(Million N Paid)

S/N

Date

Amount

Payer

Payee

Comment

Still Earth

(4 Duplexes)

(VI, Lagos)

Siqnachor

(1 Duplex)

(Abuja)

 

 

1

Jan. 29, 2015

N40 million

De-Privateer

First Bank

Acct. # 1000070240

40.0

 

2

Jan. 30, 2015

N39.5 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

39.50

 

3

Jan. 30, 2015

N132.5 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

132.50

 

 4

February 4, 2015

N3.2 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

3.20

 

5

February 4, 2015

N0.980 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

0.980

 

6

February 13, 2015

N47 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

47.0

 

7

February 13, 2015

N50 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

50.0

 

8

February 17, 2015

N200 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

200.0

 

9

March 9, 2015

N200 million

-ditto

FCMB

Acct # 0519693019

0

200.00

10

April 9, 2015

N42.5 million

-ditto

Zenith

Acct. # 1014016919

42.5

 

11

April 23, 2015

N25 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto-

25.0

 

12

June 3, 2015

N229 million

-ditto

-ditto

-ditto

229.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total So Far

809.68

200.00

 

 

 

 

 

GRAND TOTAL

1,009.68

S/N

Date

Amount

Payer

Payee

Comment

Still Earth

(4 Duplexes)

(VI, Lagos)

Siqnachor

(1 Duplex)

(Abuja)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Real Estate Agency

 

 


SAHARA REPORTERS



'How Fayose's Associate Wired Cash Into Accounts'

Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose's  associate Abiodun Agbele wired N1.35billion into three accounts to pay for four of the five duplexes the governor allegedly bought in Lagos; it was learnt yesterday. The fifth duplex, which cost about N200million, is in Abuja. The laundering of the cash was staggered to, detectives believe,  cover up the details from the prying eyes of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

BY YUSUF ALLI, ABUJAJUL 08, 2016



Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose's  associate Abiodun Agbele wired N1.35billion into three accounts to pay for four of the five duplexes the governor allegedly bought in Lagos; it was learnt yesterday.

The fifth duplex, which cost about N200million, is in Abuja.

The laundering of the cash was staggered to, detectives believe,  cover up the details from the prying eyes of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The EFCC uncovered the lodgments in these accounts: FCMB belonging to Siqnachor (0519693019), First Bank of Nigeria (1000070240) and Zenith Bank (1014016919) of Still Earth Limited.

But the owner of Still Earth Limited, Oyindamola Adeyemi, has told the EFCC that her company neither secured a contract from Fayose, nor offered him a kickback.

She said the governor was yet to pay the agency fees to Still Earth on the four duplexes he acquired at Tiamiyu Savage Street on Victoria Island.

The facts on how Fayose, through his detained associate Agbele, paid for the duplexes are contained in some EFCC documents.

A top source said: "The payments were effected through De-Privateer Limited, which is owned by Agbele. The governor and his associate knew that they were involved in money laundering, and they cleverly opted to stagger the funds.

"We have retrieved the list of lodgements made by De-Privateer into three accounts, including FCMB belonging to Siqnachor (0519693019), First Bank of Nigeria (1000070240) and Zenith Bank (1014016919) of Still Earth Limited.

The breakdown of some of the remittances is as follows: First Bank—N40m (29/1/15); N39.5m (30/1/15); N132.5 (30/1/ 15); N3.2m (4/2/15); N980, 000(4/2/15); N200m (17/2/15); N47m (13/2/15); N50m (13/2/15).

The lodgments in an account in Zenith Bank (1014016919) include N42.5m (9/4/15); N25m (23/4/15); and N229m (6/3/15).

Agbele, also through De-Privateer, paid N200million into the account of Siqnachor Integrated Limited in FCMB (0519693019) on March 9, 2015.

The EFCC source added: "You can see what Fayose did with state funds within the first six months in office. This is just a segment of our ongoing investigation of the governor.

"We are yet to shift focus to other areas where state funds were diverted into personal use or associates' accounts."

Responding to a question, the source said: "We are going ahead with Friday's  interaction with three more people on the five properties bought by the governor."

Still Earth boss Adeyemi has said that she neither executed any contract or gave Fayose kickback.

Adeyemi, who made the clarifications against the backdrop of the affidavit of the EFCC at the Federal High Court, said her company rejected a N5billion project from Ekiti State Government in place of the agency fees on the four duplexes in Lagos.

Adeyemi said: "I didn't do any contract, and I never gave any kickback to the governor. Fayose offered us a N5billion contract, but we were circumspect, and we rejected it.

"In fact, at the time Fayose came up with the contract idea, our company's relationship with him had gone sour.

"Still Earth is a construction and real estate firm. They bought four chalets from us through De-Privateer Limited. It was De-Privateer that paid us. So, if anybody or company offered a kickback to the governor, it must be De-Privateer.

"I felt sad that Still Earth has been linked to the kickback when we didn't do any project in Ekiti State.

"It may interest you to know that Still Earth is a growing concern with over N2.5bn taxable turnover, managed by a very dedicated managing director whose intimidating resume command an ovation of credit."

She went on to talk about the company's remarkable projects all over the country in construction, real estate, and project financing.  "Still Earth has constructed over 45 kilometer road around the country, several building projects and has financed laudable projects that impact the economy of our great nation," She said, adding:

"All these efforts put together have always been championed by a woman known for her uprightness in her business and personal lifestyle.  This is a woman who believes in achieving the result through struggles and hard work."



On Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 2:58 PM, Mobolaji Aluko <alukome@gmail.com> wrote:


My People:

Can all this information - names, dates, monies, bank accounts, etc -  be correct?  Maybe the correct question is:  can all of them be wrong?

Another question:  if a person is immune from being sued/arraigned, can he sue/have someone arraigned in court?

Final question:  if a person is immune, are his money and his personal aides immune too?

Inquiring minds want to know......

In my court o, Fayose certainly has a fat case to answer.  In fact, I would have to recuse myself! :-)

And there you have it.



Bolaji Aluko


 

Table 1  of  FAYOSE GATE – Constructed From EFCC Affidavit

 

S/N

Date

Amount

Payer

Payee

Comment

Payee

(With Amounts in Million Naira)

Sylvan McNamara Ltd (Obanikoro)

 

DePrivatee Ltd.

(Agbele)

Fayose

Agbele

Spotless

(Fayose)

1

June 5 – 17, 2014

N2.260 billion

ONSA Sambo Dasuki

Sylvan McNamara Ltd.

Sylvan McNamara Ltd., Diamond Bank Plc. Acct. No. 0026223714. Principal signatory to this account is one Ibrahim Babajide Obanikoro,  son of the  former State Minister of Defence Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro

2.260.00

 

 

 

 

 

2

June 17, 2014

N724.5 million

Musiliu Obanikoro, [in company of Aid de camp Lieutenant Colonel  A.O Adewale]

Mr. Alade Oluseye [in the company of one Biodun Agbele]

Cash brought by chartered aircraft [GYRO AIR LTD., Registration No: HS125-800 5N-BMT]  through Akure Airport

 

 

 

 

724.50

 

3

June 17, 2014

N100 million

Abiodun Agbele

Spotless Hotel

Spotless: Owned by Fayose and his wife, Helen Olayemi Fayose with Account No. 1010170969, Fayose's BVN is 223338867502 and his wife's BVN in the account is 22298990256

 

 

 

 

 

100.00

 4

 June 18, 2014

 N494.990 million

Musiliu Obanikoro, [in company of Aid de camp Lieutenant Colonel  A.O Adewale]

Mr. Alade Oluseye [in the company of one Biodun Agbele]

Cash brought by chartered aircraft through Akure Airport

 

 

 

 

 494.99

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total So Far

2.260.00

 

 

 

1,219.49

100.00

5

June 19, 2014

N219.00 million

Biodun Agbele

De Privateer Limited

De Privateer Limited: Owned by Abiodun Agbele; Account No. 1013835889

 

 

219.00

 

 

 

6

June 19, 2014

N300 million

Biodun Agbele

De Privateer Limited

De Privateer Limited: Owned by Abiodun Agbele; Account No. 1013835889; Acct BVN is  22235692890

 

 

300.00

 

 

 

7

June 23, 2014

N200 million

Biodun Agbele

De Privateer Limited

De Privateer Limited: Owned by Abiodun Agbele; Account No. 1013835889; Acct BVN is  22235692890

 

 

200.00

 

 

 

8

June 23, 2014

N49 million

Abiodun Agbele

Spotless Hotel

Spotless: Owned by Fayose and his wife, Helen Olayemi Fayose with Account No. 1010170969, Fayose's BVN is 223338867502 and his wife's BVN in the account is 22298990256

 

 

 

 

 

49.00

 

 

 

 

 

Total So Far

 

 

718.00

 

 

 149.00

[Balance  in account: N89, 454,765.00]

9

June 26, 2014

N137 million

Abiodun Agbele

Ayodele Fayose

Fayose: Acct.  #10003126654 with Zenith Bank through Teller-0556814. Fayose's BVN on the teller: 22338867502

 

 

 

137.00

 

 

10

August 22, 2014

N50 million

Abiodun Agbele

Ayodele Fayose

Ditto

 

 

 

50.00

 

 

11

August 27, 2014

N118.76 million

Abiodun Agbele

Ayodele Fayose

Ditto

 

 

 

118.76

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Amount So Far

 

 

 

305.76

 

 

12

 April 7, 2015

N300 million

Ayodele Fayose

Ayodele Fayose

Fayose: Fixed Deposit Account No 9013074033 with Zenith Bank at 15, Olusola Abiona Street, Olorunda Estate, Alapere Ketu. BVN: 22338867502

[This deposit is still in the account]

 

 

 

 300.00

 

13

 

N263 million  

Biodun Agbele

Biodun Agbele

Cash Retained from Obanikoro cash

 

 

 

 

263.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total So Far

2.260.00

 

718.00

305.76

1,482.49

149.00

[Balance  in account: N89, 454,765.00]

S/N

Date

Amount

Payer

Payee

Comment

Sylvan McNamara Ltd (Obanikoro)

 

DePrivatee Ltd.

(Agbele)

Fayose

Agbele

Spotless

(Fayose)

Payee

(With Amounts in Million Naira)





SAHARA REPORTER

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKJUL 05, 2016

EFCC Counter-Affidavit Shows How Obanikoro Transferred NSA Billions To Fayose And How The Governor Collects Kickbacks, Loots Ekiti

SaharaReporters has obtained a damning copy of the counter-affidavit filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) before Justice Taiwo Taiwo of the Federal High Court in Ado-Ekiti in connection with the freezing of his account with Zenith Bank.

Last week, the judge refused to grant an order to unfreeze the account.  Instead, he summoned the commission and Zenith Bank, which holds the account, to appear before him on July 4 to explain why the governor's account of the Governor was frozen.

The EFCC counter-affidavit submitted to the court forced Gov. Fayose's lawyers to ask for a quick adjournment in the case, and the judge adjourned the case until September 30.

EFCC lawyer Rotimi Oyedepo had informed the court that his clients had filed a counter affidavit, with nine exhibits. Our sources say that when Mike Ozekhome, who is the governor's lawyer, saw the contents of the affidavit, he was left in shock.

The affidavit details how former Minister of State for Defence Musiliu Obanikoro, who is currently hiding in Atlanta, USA, conspired with the currently-detained former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki, to steal and divert the sum of N4.7billion of public funds to fund the rigging of Governor Fayose's election in 2014.  Obanikoro's son, Jide, used his company, Sylvan McNamara Ltd to facilitate the stealing.

Among others, the counter-affidavit also details the movement of cash through Akure airport, including the registration number of the private jet used in the illegal transaction.

The document also exposes how, in addition to fraudulently retaining the sum of N1.2 billion stolen from the treasury of the Federal Government through the office of the NSA, Gov. Fayose has since assuming office in 2014 been stealing state funds and collecting kickbacks from contractors doing business with his government, which he invests in buying property in Lagos and Abuja.

The EFCC named some of the companies from which he has received such gratifications as Samchese Nigeria Limited, Tender Branch Concept Nig. Ltd, Hoff Concept Ltd, Calibre Consulting Ltd, Still Earth Ltd and Signachorr Nigeria Ltd.

Fayose, it further deposed, instructed Still Earth Ltd and Signachoor Nigeria Ltd to use the funds to acquire properties for him, which they did in the name of J.J. TECHNICAL SERVICES LTD, a company which belongs to the governor and his wife.

In addition, Fayose also used the name of one Mrs. Moji Ladeji, his sister, to acquire a property at No 44 Osun Crescent in Maitama, Abuja, from the proceeds of the alleged offences of receiving gratification and kickbacks.

Our correspondent said that outside the courtroom today, a number of protesters waved placards in support of the EFCC action against Governor Fayose.

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Text of the counter-affidavit:


IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA

IN THE EKITI JUDICIAL DIVISION 

HOLDEN AT EKITI

SUIT NO: FHC/AD/CS/27/2016 


BETWEEN:


MR. AYODELE FAYOSE

(GOVERNOR OF EKITI STATE)…………………………. APPLICANT  

 

AND

 

THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIMES COMMISSION } 

ZENITH BANK PLC }  RESPONDENTS

 

THE 1ST RESPONDENT COUNTER AFFIDAVIT IN OPPOSITION TO THE APPLICANT'S ORIGINATING SUMMONS DATED THE 23RD DAY OF JUNE, 2016. 


I, Tosin Owobo, Male, Christian, Nigerian and an Investigating Officer of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, 15A, Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos do solemnly and sincerely make oath and state as follows:

That I am one of the operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission assigned to investigate this ma

That I have the consent and authority of the Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to depose to this counter affidavit in opposition to this originating summons. 

That by virtue of my position as one of the Investigating Officer assigned to investigate this matter; I am well conversant with the fact of this case, having derived my knowledge of same in the course of my investigations. 

That contrary to the paragraphs 5-16 of the Applicant's Affidavit in support of the Originating Summons, I know as a fact that the 1st Respondent received an oral damning intelligence report showing that the 2ndRespondent herein was in custody and in fact had in its possession the sum of N1, 299,490,000.00 (One Billion, Two Hundred and Ninety Nine Million, Four Hundred and Ninety Thousand Naira) being proceeds of economic and financial crimes.

That upon the receipt of this intelligence, the Commission analysed it and found same to be worthy of investigation.

That so far our investigation has revealed as follows:

That between the 5th and 17th day of June, 2014 the former state Minister of Defence, Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro,  in grand conspiracy with the Applicant and the former National Security Adviser Col. M.S Dasuki (RTD) fraudulently removed the sum of N2,260,000,000.00 (Two Billion, Two Hundred and Sixty Million Naira) from the account of the office of National Security Adviser which sum was fraudulently transferred to a company known as SYLVAN MCNAMARA LTD with account No. 0026223714 domiciled with Diamond Bank Plc. Attached and marked Exhibit EFCC 01 is copy of the mandate of the account belonging to SYLVAN MCNAMARA LTD and the extract of inflows from the Office of the National Security Adviser to the said account. 

That the principal signatory to this account is one Ibrahim Babajide Obanikoro, the son of the said former State Minister of Defence Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro.

That on the receipt of these proceeds of crime, Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro, fraudulently conveyed the sum of N1,219,490,000.00 (One Billion, Two Hundred and Nineteen Million, Four Hundred and Ninety Thousand Naira) to Akure to the use of the Applicant. 

That before the conveyance of the funds to Akure Airport Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro, one Mr. Alade Oluseye a staff of the 2nd Respondent was informed by his colleague in the bank, Lawrence Akande, that a particular customer of the 2nd Respondent will be bringing cash to the Akure Airport for lodgment and that since the volume of the cash is quite heavy, there will be a need for the said Alade Oluseye to use the 2nd Respondent's Bullion Van to convey the cash.

That on the 17th day of June, 2014 Mr. Alade Oluseye in the company of one Biodun Agbele a front of the Applicant, went to the Akure Airport wherein they took cash delivery of the sum of N724,500,000.00 from Senator Musiliu Obanikoro and his acclaimed Aid de camp Lieutenant Colonel  A.O Adewale.

That on the 18th day of June, 2014 another sum of N494, 990,000 was also delivered to Mr. Alade Oluseye by the said Minister in the same man.

That the total sum of N 1, 219,490,000 (One Billion, Two Hundred and Nineteen Million, Four Hundred and Ninety Thousand Naira) was conveyed to Akure Air port by  Senator Obanikoro through a chattered aircraft with Registration No: HS125-800 5N-BMT belonging to GYRO AIR LTD.

That on the 19th day of June,2014, after Mr. Alade Oluseye  took delivery of the money being the proceeds of crime, Mr. Biodun Agbele the front of the Applicant, received an instruction from the Applicant to collect the money and made cash deposit in the sum of N219,000,000.00 (Two Hundred and Nineteen Million Naira) to De-privateer Ltd account No. 1013835889 domiciled with the Zenith Bank Plc.  Attached and Marked exhibit EFCC 02 is a copy of the statement of account of DE- Privateer Ltd domiciled with the 2nd Respondent.

That on the same day the said Biodun Agbele made another cash deposit in the sum of N300,000,000.00 (Three Hundred Million Naira) being part of the proceeds of crimes to the said De- privateer Ltd's with the 2nd Respondent.

That on the 23rd June, 2014 the sum of N200, 000,000.00 (Two Hundred Million Naira) being part of these proceeds of crime, was also deposited to the said De-Privateer Ltd's account domiciled with the Respondent by Biodun Agbele whilst acting in concert with the Applicant.

That on the 26th day of June,2014 the said Biodun Agbele on the instruction of Applicant further dissipated the proceeds of crime by depositing the sum of N137,000,000.00 (One Hundred and Thirty Seven Million Naira) to account No. 1003126654 domiciled with the 2nd Respondent in the name of the Applicant. Attached and marked exhibit EFCC 03 is a statement of account of the said account domiciled with the Respondent.

That on the 22nd and 27th day of August, 2014 Biodun Agbele also deposited the sum of N50, 000,000.00 (Fifty Million Naira) and N118, 760,000.00 (One Hundred and Eighteen Million, Seven Hundred and Sixty Thousand Naira) respectively to the said account which sum formed part of the proceeds of crime. 

That in further dissipating the proceeds of crime deposited and retained in the account referred to in paragraphs (d) and (g) above, the sum of N300,000,000.00 (Three Hundred Million Naira) was put in a fixed deposit account No. 9013074033 in the name of the Applicant on the 7th day of April,2015. Attached and marked as exhibit EFCC 04 is a copy of the statement of the said account.

That this N300, 000,000.00 (Three Hundred Million Naira) is still in the account. 

That on the 17th day of June, 2014 the same Biodun Agbele made another cash deposit in the sum of N100,000,000.00 (One Hundred Million Naira) being part of this proceeds of crime to a company known as Spotless Investment Ltd with account No. 1010170969 domiciled with the 2nd Respondent. Attached and marked as exhibit EFCC 05 is a copy of the statement of account of the said spotless investment Ltd. 

That on the 23rd day of June, 2014 the sum of N 49,000,000.00 (Forty Nine Million Naira) being part of the proceeds of crime was also deposited to the said Spotless Investment Ltd Account with the Respondent.

That there is still a balance of N89, 454,765.00 (Eighty Nine Million, Four Hundred and Fifty Four Thousand, Seven Hundred and Sixty Five Naira) in this account being part of the proceeds of the crime. 

That the said Abiodun Agbele whilst acting in concert with Alade Oluseye of the 2nd Respondent and the Applicant, after fraudulently receiving the sum of N1, 219,490,000.00 (One Billion, Two Hundred and Nineteen Thousand, Four Hundred and Ninety Thousand Naira) from Senator Obanikoro also fraudulently retained cash in the sum of N263, 000,000.00 (Two Hundred and Sixty ThreeMillion Naira) on the instruction of the Applicant.

That we have interviewed Mr. Alade Oluseye Sunday and his colleague Lawrence Akande and have informed us in writing about how these transactions were conducted. Attached and marked exhibit EFCC 06 and 07 are copies of their statements.

That apart from fraudulently retaining the sum of N1, 219,490,000.00 (One Billion, Two Hundred and Nineteen Thousand, Four Hundred and Ninety Thousand Naira) being part of the N4, 745,000,000.00 (Four billion, Seven Hundred and Forty Five Million Naira) stolen from the treasury of the Federal Government through the office of the National security Adviser, the Applicant has also received gratification in form of kick back from various contractors with the Ekiti State Government such as Samchese Nigeria Ltd, Tender Branch Concept Nig. Ltd, Hoff Concept Ltd, Calibre Consulting Ltd.

That the Applicant received these kick backs and gratification through Still Earth Ltd and Signachorr Nigeria Ltd.

That in turn the Applicant instructed the Still Earth Ltd and Signachoor Nigerialtd to use the funds to acquire properties for him.

That in complying with the Applicant's instruction, Still Earth Ltd and SignachoorNigeria ltd acquired properties on behalf of the Applicant in the name of companyknown as J.J. TECHNICAL SERVICES LTD belonging to the Applicant and his wife. Attached and marked Exhibit EFCC 08 are copies of the deeds of assignment for the said properties.

  That the Applicant also used the name of one Mrs. Moji ladeji (the Applicant's sister) to acquire a property situate at No.44, Osun Crescent Maitama Abuja from the proceeds of the alleged offences of receiving gratification and kick.        

That the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in the exercise of his statutory mandate contained in section 34 of the EFCC Act having satisfied himself that the various sums of money in the account No. 1003126654, 9013074033, 1010170969 and 1013835888 domiciled with the 2nd Respondent were made through the commission of the an economic and financial crimes to wit: stealing and receiving gratification approached the Federal High Court Lagos Judicial Division, for an order directing the Manager of the 2nd Respondent to freeze the said accounts.  

That in his wisdom, Hon. Justice M.B Idris granted the 1st Respondent's application wherein an order of interim attachment was made on the aforementioned accounts. Attached and marked exhibit EFCC 09 is a certified true copy of the said order.

That the said order was a preservative order to prevent further dissipation of proceeds of crimes.

That I was informed by Rotimi Oyedepo Iseoluwa of counsel in our office, 15A, Awolowo Road, Ikoyi Lagos at about 8:40 PM on the 2nd day of July,2016 and I verily believe him as follows:

That the 1st Respondent is statutorily empowered to investigate all economic and financial crimes in Nigeria.

That it is within the statutory powers of the 1st Respondent to preserve exhibits and proceeds of economic and financial crimes during investigation for possible prosecution.

That the 1st Respondent has statutory power to investigate the Applicant.

That the 1st Respondent has not encountered the Applicant by instituting any proceeding against him.

That the Applicant cannot use this Honourable Court as a shield against criminalinvestigation.

That that the order of interim attachment was neither directed at nor instituted against the Applicant.

That whilst the Applicant enjoins immunity against civil and criminal proceeding being a serving governor, proceeds of an economic and financial crimes allegedly committed by the Applicant do not enjoy such privilege

That the 1st Respondent has the power to direct the 2nd Respondent to place a stop order on any account if it discovered in the course of its duties that such accounts are suspected to be involved in any crimes.

That the Applicant will not be prejudiced should this application be dismissed. 

That it will serve the course of justice to refuse this originating summons.

_____________________________________________________________________-


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From: Mobolaji Aluko <alukome@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Jul 3, 2016 at 10:16 PM
Subject: FAYOSE-GATE and HOUSEMAID-GATE: EFCC traces N2.5b to ex-female minister's housemaid's account & Secures court order to detain Fayose's associate
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My People:

We have now added a multi-billionaire "house-maid" to our national stable of corruption....how do these people think of this kind of crookery?

And with Fayose, following the money in the bank is all that is necessary to connect the dots......

I have always been of the strong opinion that many (most?) of our banks in Nigeria are ESSENTIALLY criminal enterprises - for where is the principle of KYC - Know Your Customer?  How can a common "housemaid" have as much as N2.5 - N5.6 billion in her account, and you don't REALLY know, and/or ask questions - unless of course you don't really wish to know, because it is easy money ready to be lent out in usurious interest rate?  Suppose these are armed robbery (rather than pen robbery) proceeds?  Or terrorism?

Inquiring minds want to know.....


Bolaji Aluko
Shaking his head


Table of FAYOSE-AGBELE-GATE


S/N

Date

Amount

Payer

Payee

Comment

DePrivatee

Fayose

Agbele

Spotless

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

June 18, 2014

N219.49

???

De Privateer Limited

De Privateer Limited: Owned by Abiodun Agbele; Account No. 1013835889

218.49

 

 

 

2

June 19, 2014

N300million

???

De Privateer Limited

De Privateer Limited: Owned by Abiodun Agbele; Account No. 1013835889; Acct BVN is  22235692890

300.00

 

 

 

3

June 23, 2014

N200million

???

De Privateer Limited

De Privateer Limited: Owned by Abiodun Agbele; Account No. 1013835889; Acct BVN is  22235692890

200.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total So Far

718.49

 

 

 

5

June 26, 2014

N137million

Abiodun Agbele

Ayodele Fayose

Fayose: Acct.  #10003126654 with Zenith Bank through Teller-0556814. Fayose's BVN on the teller: 22338867502

 

137.00

 

 

6

August 22, 2014

N50million

Abiodun Agbele

Ayodele Fayose

Ditto

 

50.00

 

 

7

August 27, 2014

N118.76

Abiodun Agbele

Ayodele Fayose

Ditto

 

118.76

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Amount So Far

 

305.76

 

 

8

 

N300million

Ayodele Fayose

Ayodele Fayose

Fayose: Fixed Deposit Account No 9013074033 with Zenith Bank at 15, Olusola Abiona Street, Olorunda Estate, Alapere Ketu. BVN: 22338867502

 

 

 

300.00

9

 

N100million

Abiodun Agbele

Spotless Hotel

Spotless: Owned by Fayose and his wife, Helen Olayemi Fayose with Account No. 1010170969, Fayose's BVN is 223338867502 and his wife's BVN in the account is 22298990256

 

 

 

100.00

 





THE NATION

EFCC traces N2.5b to ex-female minister's housemaid's account

Posted By: Yusuf Allion: July 03, 2016

•Secures court order to detain Fayose's associate

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has laid its hands on a bank account with over N2.5billion opened in the name of a former female minister's housemaid.

Investigators of the anti-graft agency believe the account was opened by the former influential minister in the name of the housemaid as part of the effort to cover her track.

However, preliminary investigation has shown that the former minister   is the sole signatory to the account, The Nation gathered authoritatively yesterday.

A highly placed EFCC source said yesterday that she would be brought to justice.

"Our findings indicated that the ex-female minister opened an account in the name of her housemaid and with her photograph. But the signature in the account is that of the ex-minister," the source said.

"At the time we made the discovery, over N2.5billion was in the account. But the volume of transactions in the account has been huge.

"We are suspecting that the ex-minister did not put the housemaid in the picture of what she wanted to do with her passport photograph.

"We have established that the ex-minister has been drawing funds from the said account. We have retrieved records of all transactions by the ex-Minister. We will soon bring her to justice no matter how long it takes to follow due process."

The EFCC, it was also gathered, has secured a court order to detain Abiodun Agbele (Alias Abbey), an associate of Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State.

Agbele was arrested during the week in respect of ongoing investigation into how about N4.745billion of the $2. 1billion arms cash was diverted to a former Minister of Defence, Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro and Governor Fayose.

The cash was allegedly sourced from the SAS Imprest Account of the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) under ex-NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki prior to the conduct of  the  June 21,2014 Ekiti Governorship poll.

About N1.219billion was allegedly disbursed to Fayose through Abiodun Agbele and De Privateer Limited which is owned by the associate.

The ONSA allegedly wired the N4.745billion via Sylvan Mcnamara Limited, a phony company allegedly run by the Obanikoros.

Said a source, "We have obtained a remand warrant from the court to detain Agbele; who was central to the collection and sharing of the N1.219billion into the accounts of Fayose and other beneficiaries.

"His arrest has enabled us to get to the root of how the funds came about and the disbursement formula.

"When presented with records of transactions and accruing tellers, the suspect admitted carrying out the transactions. He is helping our investigation and we will soon reveal the details to the public."

Before Agele's arrest, investigation had uncovered that:

"The N1, 219, 490,000 was not deposited in any account but it was kept in a vault in the bank. It took the bank officials about 10 days to count. The bankers refused to make entry until it was counted,

"Shortly after confirming the figure, Abiodun Agbele was used to coordinate the disbursement of the funds. On June 26, 2014, the wanted associate (Abiodun Agbele) paid N137million into Ayodele Fayose's account 10003126654 with Zenith Bank through Teller-0556814. Fayose's BVN on the teller is 22338867502. On August 22, 2014, he paid N50million into the same account. By the records from the bank, Abiodun Agbele paid another N118, 760,000 into Fayose's account on 27/8/14.

"Based on the transfers, Fayose moved N300million to a Fixed Deposit Account No 9013074033 with Zenith Bank at 15, Olusola Abiona Street, Olorunda Estate, Alapere Ketu. He has the same BVN-22338867502.

"After that, Abiodun deposited another N100million from the N1, 219, 490,000 into Spotless Hotel Account run by Fayose and his wife, Helen Olayemi Fayose with Account No. 1010170969, Fayose's BVN is 223338867502 and his wife's BVN in the account is 22298990256.

"The governor and his wife are the two directors and signatories of Spotless Hotel account."

In the course of the investigation, the EFCC team dug up how De Privateer Limited (a company owned by Abiodun Agbele) with Account No. 1013835889 received the sum of N219, 490,000 on June 18, 2014.

"On June 19, 2014, the same account received N300million and another N200million on June 23, 2014. The BVN of the account is 22235692890."

_________________________________________________________

SAHARA REPORTERS

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKJUL 03, 2016


EFCC Finds N2.5B In Former Aviation Minister Stella Oduah's Housemaid's Account

Agents of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have discovered the sum of N2.5 billion in a bank account opened in the name of a housemaid to former Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah, who is now a senator representing Anambra State in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Two senior EFCC sources told our correspondent that the bank account and its huge deposits had been opened and operated without the knowledge of the former minister's housemaid. "Senator Oduah apparently opened the account with her housemaid's name, image, and details without the housemaid knowing about it," said one EFCC agent familiar with the scandal. 

Another EFCC source told SaharaReporters that Ms. Oduah had been going around to some top officials of the Muhammadu Buhari administration seeking their help to scuttle her impending trial. Last week, she asked for a meeting with EFCC chairman Ibrahim Magu, claiming she wanted to meet in her official capacity as a senator. 

The two EFCC sources who briefed our correspondent on the "housemaid" account disclosed that Ms. Oduah was the sole signatory to the account, adding that they were still connecting the dots to uncover how the ex-Aviation Minister managed to pull off such a money laundering operation. 

"As of last week, the account was still active and contained over N2.5 billion," said one EFCC source. He added that he could not ascertain whether the EFCC chairman, who is currently traveling in Saudi Arabia for lesser hajj, had ordered the freezing of the account.

One of our EFCC sources revealed that the discovery of the "maid" account meant that the former minister must have stolen as much as N5.6 billion so far from the Aviation Ministry's funds during her ministerial term.

SaharaReporters had revealed in earlier reports that EFCC investigators had so far determined that Ms. Oduah split N3.6 billion that she acquired illegally among eight companies. 

In August 2015, Ms. Oduah filed an application at a Federal High Court to stop the EFCC from investigating allegations that she bought two ostensibly bulletproof BMW cars at $1.6 million, or $800,000 apiece. A controversial judge, Justice Mohammed Yunusa, initially granted the order sought by Senator Oduah. However, in February 2016, after Justice Yunusa was transferred out of Lagos, another federal high court judge vacated the order, permitting the EFCC to carry on with its investigation. 

SaharaReporters had broken the report about the BMW scam during Ms. Oduah's ministerial tenure. Several BMW dealers in Europe and North America told our reporters that what the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) paid for the two BMW cars far exceeded the price ranges for such bulletproof automobiles. 

Ms. Oduah is a close ally of embattled Senate President Bukola Saraki, who is the defendant in two criminal trials in Abuja pertaining to forgery and false declaration of assets.

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